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Helinuse:
So we all agree that America is so powerful and sophisticated, so much that in a war, mostly with jeehardeest, no American soldier should be injured or killed.

There are levels to this power thing, bro.
That's another level that America just clicked.


I thought only Israel was at that level.
I didn't know that America was also on the level where "no casualty" is expected.

Helinuse:
Let's peg the number at 160.
Let's balance the scale: 160 compared to 9000 soldiers, 90 generals, 12 ministers, the whole army chief of staffs, and one supreme leader?
Come on, bro.

And to claim that all these people are "affordable losses" tells a lot about the relijion and ideology of you guys.
To refer to humans as "affordable losses," come on bro!

The US is treating its "160" as if they have lost its whole country. But you are treating your whole country as if you have lost nothing.
Tells a lot about what you guys believe in.

Helinuse:
In teaching that lesson,
They lost their supreme leader
They also lost 90 generals
And lost 9000 soldiers
All These are affordable losses
The student whom they were teaching the lesson lost only 16 soldiers, while Israel lost NONE.
Chai!
These are official statement, the number is far more than 16.

bookson:
These terrorists are hell bent on destroying the world.

God will put them to shame and subject them to utter defeat.

ALMUSTAQIM:
Assalaam Alaekum Wa Rrahmatullah Wa Barakatuh.

*THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW)*

In a few days, Muslims around the world would commemorate the life of an exceptional individual, the beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). His impact on humanity is immeasurable, his teachings continue to inspire millions and his character remains an example for all.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was born in the city of Makkah in the year 570 CE. From his early days, he exhibited qualities of kindness, honesty and compassion. His noble character and upright conduct earned him the title of "Al-Amin," meaning "The Trustworthy."

As a prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him) received the divine revelation of the Quran. This holy book became his guide, offering wisdom, guidance and solutions to the challenges faced by individuals and societies. The Quran illuminated his path and elevated his mission to establish justice, peace and righteousness.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) tirelessly strived for the well-being of all people, regardless of their faith, ethnicity or social status. His teachings emphasized the importance of unity, compassion and forgiveness. He championed the rights of the oppressed, the marginalized and the vulnerable. He promoted equality and fairness, urging his followers to treat others with respect and kindness.

His message of peace and tolerance resonated across the Arabian Peninsula and beyond. He established the first Islamic state in Medina and created a society that valued justice, cooperation and mutual respect. He was not only a spiritual leader but also a statesman, a military strategist and a social reformer.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) demonstrated remarkable patience and perseverance in the face of adversity. He faced persecution, opposition, and even assassination attempts, yet he responded with forgiveness and showed the power of mercy. He transformed people's hearts through his exemplary character, generosity and humility.

His love for humanity extended beyond the bounds of time and place. He emphasized the importance of knowledge, urging his followers to seek education and pursue intellectual growth. He left behind a legacy that inspired scholars, scientists, philosophers and thinkers throughout history.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was a beacon of light, leading people from darkness to enlightenment. He left an indelible mark on the world, both spiritually and morally. His teachings continue to guide and inspire millions of Muslims around the globe, fostering a sense of unity, piety and devotion.

Let us remember Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) not only as a messenger of Allah but also as a man of extraordinary character and a model for humanity. Let us strive to embody his teachings of compassion, justice, and mercy in our lives. May his life forever serve as a testament to the potential for goodness and righteousness within each of us.

In conclusion, as we commemorate the Maoludin Nabiyy, let us honor and celebrate Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). May his message of peace, love and unity continue to resonate in our hearts and guide us towards a better world.

May we strive to follow in his footsteps and be a source of goodness and compassion to all those around us.

We Pray Allah to continue to guard and guide us Aright, Protect us, Have Mercy on us, Increase us in Knowledge, Sustenance and Piety and Enable us become better MUSLIMS, better NIGERIANS.

Peace be upon him, the beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

Happy Jumaat, Happy Maolud Nabiyy in advance.

Gotocourt:
But more debt is still collected 🤷‍♂️. Tinubu didn't implement post subsidy era well.

Gotocourt:
Floating of Nigeria is the biggest blunder from Tinubu. Nigeria economy cannot thrive without any form of Subsidy.

Femancy34:
The lost that sovereignty when they started sponsoring terrorists in other countries. They should enjoy what they cost themselves.

safarifarms:
You started with "What gives US the right to prevent a sovereign nation from selling their oil".
Then you refused to recognize the sovereignty of Iran's neighbours that were attacked without provocation claiming it's because they allowed US to use their country to attack Iran. But when I pointed out that several of those attacked had refused to allow US use their country and were still attacked by Iran anyway, you shifted to saying it's US bases that were attacked. I pointed out with evidence that civilian and oil infrastructures were attacked too you are now saying American assets in the region are legitimate targets. Since you can't truly defend why Iran can't respect the sovereignty of their neigbours, stop complaining about US dealing with a rogue nation. As they can't respect that of their neigbours, their sovereignty doesn't deserve respect. Case closed. Stop quoting me without meaningful argument.

safarifarms:
You guys and shifting goal post are like 5 & 6. Following is what you had said, which is what I was responding to.



You were defending Iran attacking their neighbours because US used their country to attack them. Now it's that it wasn't their military bases that were being attacked. Does that make it better? You mean attacking their oil installations, hotels, air ports and scaring tourists away from the Gulf states is better than attacking their bases? You guys don't seize to amaze.

The other time your co-travelers were claiming that Iran was only attacking countries from which US assets were being deployed from to attack them. That was in response to question on them leaving the US that is attacking them to face their neighbours. So they excused Iran not attacking US homeland because assets were not deployed from there directly. Yet B2 bombers used during the 12 days war came directly from US and they didn't attack US homeland. Then soon after this funny defence, US deployed from Israel and Israel openly told the world that the US deployed from Israel and they were waiting for Iran but till date Iran has avoided attacking Israel again.

Like father like son. Y'all keep shifting goal post. Continue.

safarifarms:
During the 2026 war, the U.S. has primarily utilized its military assets in Kuwait and Bahrain, alongside logistical backing from Saudi Arabia, to support and launch offensive operations against Iran.

Iraq did not allow US to use any base within Iraq to attack Iran but Iraq didn't spare them. They and their proxies bombed Iraq during this war and their proxies also sent drones into other gulf states from Iraq, how do you defend that?

Oman has always stood neutral yet Iran attacked them.

Some like UAE were only used for defensive operations to block Iranian missiles yet they were not spared by Iran.

Your condemnation of US is pure hypocrisy.

safarifarms:
They are at war.
You should have first answered what gave Iran the right to bomb their neighbours who are not at war with them. Are those not sovereign?

donleo92:
Shuuuuuuuuuuut up !!!

No be only sovereign!!!

I been think say i-ran na superpower...

America isn't invading i-ran with anymore, but with economics

Go school, you refuse!

QuinQ:
Stop blaspheming the Lord

Elusive001:
Please, let Iran go ahead. Let her remember to add Israel to the list.

safarifarms:
This is when the US should not yield till they finally get sense. The intermittent break in the blockade only gives them breathing space to receive funding by selling their oil then they start attacking ships again. They should not give them that leverage again till they get sense